Pitney Bowes Relay 5000 and Relay 6000 Inserter Demonstration

So, you've removed the previous versions high capacity envelope stacker as standard feature? Making it an added feature, only slowing the piece per hour, so you can advertise the faster versions for extra $.

First the benefits go, then the services.

So, according to PB, the relay 5000 - 6000 is an 'upgrade' from the Di950 fastpac compact, as seen with the pricing details...
Yet the relay 5000, and 6000 has less features, no high capacity envelope input or output, slower pieces per hour, and less insertion points.
Yet you're charging an exponentially higher price point between the two units.

Why are we expected to pay more, for a machine which does less? When I could have bought an earlier model, which has a higher output with more functionality?